How Do You Assess Causes Of Vomiting?
Everybody hates to throw up. Trying to figure out why you’re sick is almost as frustrating as being sick itself. You may just have the common flu. Some symptoms are more serious than others and warrant a call to your doctor. Think back to what you have eaten. Viral or bacterial infection can cause vomiting when you eat contaminated food or drink bad water. A watery stool and painful cramps accompany the sickness. Call your doctor to be for salmonella or e coli testing. Watch for a headache with the vomiting. Intense headaches or ear pain and motion sickness. You may have a problem in your inner ear. Headaches and vomiting also accompany hormonal changes due to pregnancy or menopause as well as thyroid imbalance. Ask your doctor about organ disorders if you are vomiting intermittently. Gallstones, pancreatitis and peptic ulcers cause nausea and inconsistent sickness. You may also have abdominal pain or digestive problems. Take care to take the proper dosages of medications. Too much ove
